Reborn is constantly looking for ways to support our retailers. We want to know the people at each store and get a feel for why they choose to carry Reborn. Hopefully, whether you walk into the App University Bookstore or ECU’s downtown retailer, University Book Exchange, our products and story
Last Saturday, Reborn had the opportunity to be part of the 36th annual Hillsborough Hog Day Festival. This festival raises funds for different youth programs in the Hillsborough community. They do this through BBQ contests, a 5k, car shows and different vendors. Reborn used surplus shirts from past Hog Day
Entrepalooza is an annual event hosted by NC State, for “thinkers and doers.” Last Thursday, students had an opportunity to experience entrepreneurship around them through local businesses and fellow student entrepreneurs. Reborn showcased not only our upcycled products at this event, but who we are as a company. We hold
Students, families and fans came out to Hillsborough Street on Saturday, August 24th, for NC State’s annual Packapalooza. We had a blast showing off our newest NC State Reborn products. Packapalooza has allowed us to practice one of our core principles — staying involved in events on or around our
Dates provide an industry-wide problem when it comes to textile waste. Event attendees need them to get excited about the event in the present sense. After all, it’s 2019, not 2018, or 2017, and each year marks a memorable, different occasion. We understand this need to differentiate in the events
We often dream about unique partnerships in the textiles industry, but sometimes it is the most unsurprising partners that surface that make us the most excited. When a connection to Red Bull came up – they were in search of sustainable giveaways for a couple upcoming events – the Reborn
Reborn is moving and shaking in more industries than just one. As we’ve been busy breathing life into university bookstores with our unique upcycled products, yet another industry reached out with large amounts of surplus materials. There’s a list of products that folks in the events industry tend to give
